Dr Noam Zamir currently serves as associate professor at the City University of Hong Kong (CityU), School of Law.

His research focuses on public international law, investor-state arbitrations and international commercial arbitrations. He has written various articles in the field of public international law, notably international arbitration, international humanitarian law and human rights law. His articles were published in top journals such as the American Journal of International Law (CUP) and Arbitration International (OUP) and his book on international humanitarian law was published by Edward Elgar (2017).

Selected Publications:

• (with Zachary Mollengarden), ‘The Monetary Gold Principle - Back to Basics’, 115(1) American Journal of International Law (2021), 41-77
• ‘The Issue of Costs’ in Julien Chaisse and others (eds), Handbook of International Investment Law and Policy (Springer, 2020)
• (with Mark Kielsgard), ‘Teaching International Law in Countries with International Law Crisis’, 13(3) Vienna Journal on International Constitutional Law (2020), 259-280
• (with Peretz Segal), 'Appeal in International Arbitration – an Efficient and Affordable Arbitral Appeal Mechanism', 35 Arbitration International (2019) 79-93
• 'The Classification of Armed Conflicts between Occupying States and Non-State Armed Groups in cases of Belligerent Occupation', 7(1) Cambridge Journal of International Law (2018) 145-163.
• 'The Police Powers Doctrine in International Investment Law', Manchester Journal of International Economic Law, 14(3) (2017) 318-337
• 'The Applicability of the Monetary Gold Principle in International Arbitration', 33(4) Arbitration International (2017) 523-538
• Classification of Conflicts in International Humanitarian Law: The Legal Impact of Foreign Intervention in Civil Wars (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2017) (see book reviews in the Polish Yearbook of International Law vol 37 (2018); Australian Year Book of International Law Vol 35 (2018); 6 City University of Hong Kong Law Review (2017-2019))
• (with Paul Barker), 'The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement and States’ Right to Regulate under International Investment Law', 45(2) Denver Journal of International Law and Policy (2017) 205-224.